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Thames Water site - the architects plans
The following images are from the architects plans for the Thames Water site development as shown on their web site. This development is going up in the vacant land next to the Meridian Tower.

Images courtesy of Assael Architecture Limited

If you visit their web site:
- click Private Residential
- click Kew Bridge Road, London (last on list)
- click each image

The overall plan of the site. The tree line dropping out the bottom of the image has the Capital West affordable housing building on the left and the new Music Museum on the right (both in the white section of the image). The first two buildings at the bottom will be affordable housing and the balance of 7 blocks will be private residential apartments. The tree line running west to east at the bottom is the extension of the public right-of-way running between buildings 1 & 2 of Capital West and will lead all the way down near to the entrance to the Steam Museum where it will join up with Kew Bridge Road.

The elevation of the Thames Water site. The building on the left is the affordable housing. From this perspective the Meridian Tower would appear immediately behind the affordable housing. Click on this image for a larger one.

Perspective from the open space looking towards the tallest tower at the back of the development. Click on this image for a larger one.

An aerial perspective of the development as if hovering out the back of Capital West. The new Music Museum can be seen at the top in the middle with the Capital West affordable housing building immediately to the right, with the Meridian Tower under that. The two buildings to the left of the Meridian Tower are the affordable housing component of the Thames Water development. Click on this image for a larger one.

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